Eastman 803-16D

Nut width: 1 11/16   Scale length: 25.5

More like the ES-175 this guitar can swing like the best of them or go for more of that Brian Setzer rock-a-billy. Double humbucker 16 inch hollow body.

Eastman 804CE

Nut width: 1 3/4s   Scale length: 25.5

Single set pick up gives this guitar a sweet punchy jazz tone. The 16 inch body fits comfortably under the arm you'll find yourself playing this guitar for hours on end.

Eastman AR-905

Nut width: 1 3/4ers   Scale length: 25.5

Simply put one of the nicest archtop guitars available today. Excellent attention to detail with wonderfully matched wood. Tone from the Kent Armstrong single floater is smooth and consistent. It is hard to find a better guitar at this price and the natural colored ones are fewer and further between.

Eastman T-145

Nut width: 1 3/4   Scale length: 25.5

Remember the old Gibson 125's well this guitar is like those only a solid spruce top and I don't recall if the 125 were a laminate, I think so...anyway super light and responsive you can everything from jazz to screaming fusion with this one. Comes with a special Eastman fiberglass case.

Eastman T-165

Nut width: 1 11/16   Scale length: 25.5

Classic style and great tone. The single cut double humbuckers semi hollow body a lot like the old Gibson 225 except without the P90 and the trapeze tail piece. This guitar covers a broad range of styles.

Eastman T184MX

Nut width: 1 11/16ths   Scale length: 25.5

What we've all been looking for a smaller 335 with great punch and tone. This semi hollow body is 14 inches across which makes it so very comfortable to play and play. Go from a decent jazz tone to screaming bluesy fusion tone with ease.

Eastman T185MX

Nut width: 1 3/4s   Scale length: 25.5

The mid sized more 335ish with plenty of firepower. Another in the vastly popular line up from Eastman. These sell very well due to their ability to cover a multitude of tones. A bit of a departure from its little brother the 184 this guitar will deliver more on the jazz side. Still able to get that cross over fusion tone think Larry Carlton.